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A FEDERAL COURT Just Made A HUGE RULING ABOUT ‘ANCHOR BABIES’ & ILLEGALS ARE FURIOUS!

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A federal court Judge just ruled that children of illegal immigrants are not entitled to US citizenship.

Illegal immigrants are getting yet another wake up call under President Trump. Children of illegal immigrants who are born in the US, otherwise known as, “anchor babies” will not be entitled to US citizenship anymore. This will hopefully encourage immigrants to come over the legal way and gain citizenship her in America.

From Liberty is Viral:

The Court [said], “Plaintiffs have not presented any evidence which suggests Defendants have improperly focused on and excluded the matricula and foreign passport without visa as forms of secondary identification.”

The Court also concluded that Plaintiffs have failed, at this preliminary stage, to meet their burden of showing a substantial likelihood of success on the merits.

In denying relief at this juncture, the Court concluded in its summary that “although the Plaintiffs have provided evidence which raises grave concerns regarding the treatment of citizen children born to immigrant parents, this case requires additional determinations which can be made only upon development and presentation of an evidentiary record which thoroughly explores the facts and circumstances of the issues raised in this case.”

This is awesome news! It’s about time that a court in this country has waken up to some assembly of sense that these illegals are just here having children to suckle off the US system of freebies! Hallelujah!!

The 14th Amendment was NEVER intended to grant birth right citizenship to illegals but ensure former slaves could not be denied citizenship due to their prior condition. I hope this ruling really stands. What do you think of the new ruling? Please share below!

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